Communication between troops, the transmission to their subordinates of command orders and instructions as well as means for them to lead operations by sending information received from reconnaissance units into contact with enemy forces. It is such that all means to transmit messages, orders and reports both on the field and at sea as well as between headquarters and distant outposts or ships are included. In warfare communication has, therefore, been an important part of the whole process.

In this modern era, the military relies upon a concept termed combined operations. This perceives all elements of the military personnel working in close cooperation, from the armed forces on the ground and their support services to nearby aircraft support or even the navy.  

Not only do these armies depend on clear and secured voice communications, but they now also rely on shared data services, generating a network of information in which all elements have access to intelligence.

The military communications market is witnessing growth and projected to reach USD 53,038.5 million by 2030. 

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What is Military Communication
The environment of the battlefield is challenging, and any equipment that is manufactured for utilization on the battleground must be designed to work in some of the toughest situations, none more than systems intended for the armies who involve in ground battle on foot.  

Simply, military communications, also known as military signals comprise all aspects of communications, or transmission of information, by military personnel.

Over the past few decades, several militaries have established their version of the concept of a future soldier, in which the armies who involve in ground battles on foot are armed with various data and communications technology. Let’s find out some of the majorly used military systems all over the world.

UHF/VHF
Unlike high frequency, ultra high frequency or very high frequency radio is mainly utilized for line-of-sight communications and is highly common for surface-to-surface communications for naval and land armies. Ultra high frequency or very high frequency is also utilized for ground-to-air or air-to-ground communications.